Today I am talking about the way we Czech celebrate love. We have 2 dedicated days for this. The first one is St. Valentine’s day and the second one is the first of May. Here are some details from the podcast, so that you don’t have to write it down: Petřín hill – it is the place in Prague where you can go on the 1st of May Petřínská rozhledna = „the Czech Eiffel Tower“ The commemorative stamps from Czech Post office: https://www.ceskaposta.cz/sluzby/filatelie-a-postfila/prilezitostna-razitka/pripravovana-razitka The video „Láska je láska“ = „Love is love“ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71GMbzhC818

I am living abroad for the past few years and when I meet someone new and tell them that I am Czech usually this question comes up: „Why did Czechoslovakia split up?“ So here is the answer to all of you. I hope that it will bring you some new information and that you will enjoy also my other podcasts about Czechia!

I am living abroad for the past few years and when I meet someone new and tell them that I am Czech usually this question comes up: „Why did Czechoslovakia split up?“ So here is the answer to all of you. I hope that it will bring you some new information and that you will enjoy also my other podcasts about Czechia!

If you are interested in Japan, you might be surprised that you might find pieces of it even in the city of Pilsen, Czechia. I’ve prepared a few tips for you and this way you can enjoy the famous Pilsner beer and also Japanese things on one trip. Enjoy!

If you love Japan, you are probably also looking for pieces of it everywhere around you. You will hear about interesting places and events in Munich that shall be interesting for anyone who likes Japan. Enjoy the podcast and I hope that you will enjoy your trip as well!

Japan is a country that fascinates me for decades. I have noticed there many things that I really like and that I consider as a good source of inspiration for central European countries such as the Czech Republic or Germany. Enjoy my very first podcast in English!